Streamer Appears To Pull Gun On People In Las Vegas, Gets Rocked By Police: VIDEO

A pair of streamers might be in serious trouble with the law after allegedly pulling a gun on a couple in Vegas.

Streamer Prime Lightskin and another person were on a Kick stream when one of them pulled out what appeared to be a Glock after instigating an altercation with a couple, according to Sportskeeda.

While it's not clear who is saying what, the person with the gun - which appears real - sounded like he was the one threatening to shoot multiple people.

Eventually, one of the men threatened was able to find a pair of Las Vegas police officers, and that's when the tables were turned on the streamers.

Both men were taken to the ground and placed in handcuffs, and seeing as how they were possibly armed, the police weren't gentle about it. You can watch the absolutely stunning footage in the tweet below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Streamers appear to pull gun during Las Vegas altercation

As of publication, it appears Prime Lightskin's Kick page has been deleted. I've also reached out to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department for further details on the arrest, including what charges the pair might face and whether or not it was actually a real Glock.

What I will say beyond any shadow of a doubt is that you have to have a death wish to behave this way in public. There are two main reasons why.

First, you don't know what someone else might be capable of. There are people walking this country legally carrying concealed weapons who look like your local accountant, but when it comes time to give bad guys the good news, they'll blow you away without hesitation.

What if a person like that had been on the walkway? You pull a gun, there better be a damn good reason and you better be ready to use it. Otherwise, all you're asking for is for someone who actually knows what they're doing to punch holes in you.

Streamers appear to threaten couple with a Glock in Las Vegas. (Credit: Getty Images)

Second, and this is equally important, security in Las Vegas is incredibly tight. It's always been tight, but things changed after the 2017 massacre. Now, there are seemingly more police than ever, and they do not play games. They hear about someone carrying a gun or behaving in violent fashion and they're going to crack down.

Las Vegas police appeared to arrest a pair of streamers after one looked like he had a gun. (Photo by Gabe Ginsberg/Getty Images for Experience Strategy Associates)

I'll be curious to see what further information the police provide. This kind of conduct can't be tolerated in a civilized society, and if there's any justice at all, these two will be dealt with in the harshest possible way if convicted in court. Let me know what you think at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.